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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Focus Hub Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
The live forecast above shows Merry Beach with mild, partly clouded conditions this morning – a comfortable start for a beach day if you time the afternoon sea breeze. Expect the temperature to peak near its forecast high before a late shift.
What will the next few days bring?
The pattern remains stable through midweek: a mix of sun and cloud, light south-easterly winds, and ocean swells around one metre. For a 14‑day outlook, the merry beach weather 14 day forecast suggests a gradual warming trend from Thursday as a high‑pressure ridge settles over the NSW South Coast. Overnight lows will stay in the mid‑teens, so early morning swimmers might want a light wetsuit.
How does Kioloa compare?
Just a few kilometres north, kioloa weather 14 days tracks almost identically to Merry Beach – same coastal influence, same wind patterns. If you’re planning a longer trip, the 21 day weather kioloa nsw outlook shows only one possible trough late in the third week, so book with confidence.
Is today a good day for swimming at Merry Beach?
Yes, with light winds and a small swell, the surf zone is calm. Check the live forecast above for any late‑afternoon wind change. Always swim between the flags when the beach is patrolled.
Will the weekend weather stay fine?
Saturday should be fine with light winds. Sunday may bring a weak southerly change and a few clouds, but no rain is expected. The 14‑day outlook for Merry Beach holds mostly dry.
Where can I find the 21‑day forecast for Kioloa and Merry Beach?
Long‑range models from the Bureau of Meteorology and Weatherzone provide the best indication. The 21 day weather kioloa nsw data tends to shift after the second week; check the live forecast above for updates.
Sources
Plan your visit with our Australia weather hub for real‑time updates, or check the Sydney Weather page for regional trends affecting the South Coast.